【2026】A-Title Western Music Compilation
In this article, we introduce a curated list of songs with titles that start with the letter “A,” selected from a wide range of Western music—mainly rock and pop—from the 1950s through the 2020s.
You might not usually listen to music with the initial letter of the title in mind, but that’s exactly why focusing on a specific letter and lining up song titles can lead to all kinds of discoveries—it’s genuinely fascinating.
It’s a concept you won’t often see on other sites, and it can even be used for song-title shiritori.
Be sure to check it out!
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[2026] Collection of Western songs with titles starting with A (81–90)
A Nonsense ChristmasSabrina Carpenter

Since her breakout in 2024, Sabrina Carpenter has been delighting audiences worldwide as a pop superstar with her uninhibited charm.
Her popular song “Nonsense” was given a Christmas twist as “A Nonsense Christmas,” which is also included on her Christmas EP “Fruitcake,” released in November 2023.
Keeping the original’s catchy melody, it’s a playful track with lyrics brimming with seasonal flair.
In 2024, it was also used as the theme song for a Netflix special.
Ad Astra (Feat. Graham Coxon)Ash

Ash, the rock band from Northern Ireland.
Since forming in 1992, they’ve explored a wide range of sounds from Britpop to pop-punk, and in October 2025 they’re releasing their ninth studio album, Ad Astra.
The title track features Blur’s guitarist Graham Coxon, whose distinctive guitar work and vocals add depth to the piece.
With a soundscape that evokes cosmic grandeur and emotionally charged guitars driving the track, it marks a new frontier for a band with over 30 years of career behind them.
Highly recommended if you’re craving a straight-ahead rock sound.
A Little More UnderstandingBryan Adams

Since his debut in 1980, singer-songwriter Bryan Adams has sold over 100 million records.
The track he released in July 2025 is a rock number with a comfortably funky beat.
The song emphasizes the importance of understanding and compassion for others, delivering a warm message—“Try to put yourself in someone else’s shoes”—powerfully expressed through Adams’s signature husky vocals.
This piece is a lead single from the album Roll with the Punches, and its positive sound is uplifting just by listening.
It may gently give you a push when you’re feeling stuck in a relationship or when you simply want to brighten your mood.
All Over MeYukimi

Yukimi Nagano, who has long been active as the vocalist of Swedish electronic music band Little Dragon.
With a Japanese father and a Swedish-American mother, she has pursued her work with the Grammy-nominated band while releasing her solo album “For You” in March 2025.
She is also set to release the EP “Yume” in November, and this track is the lead single from that EP.
Depicting an irrepressible longing for love, the song traverses a wide range of genres—jazz, soul, electronic pop, and psychedelia—capturing the sensation of surrendering to a passionate dream.
Its floating, dreamy soundscapes and rich vocal expression create a world that makes it easy to imagine emotions wavering between romance and reverie.
It’s a perfect track for a relaxing night or for moments when you want to look inward.
And Winter Came…Enya

This is a poetic ballad that overlays winter scenery with an inner landscape of the heart.
The protagonist’s bittersweet feelings as they remember a former lover under the moonlight are conveyed over a serene melody.
Included on Irish artist Enya’s 2008 album “And Winter Came…,” this piece stands out among the winter-themed works for its contemplative, introspective atmosphere.
The distinctive sense of weightless drift created by multi-layered vocals and long reverb is like snow floating in the winter night sky.
It’s a perfect song for spending a quiet evening alone or gently revisiting treasured memories.
Alley RoseConan Gray

Conan Gray, whose father is Irish American and mother is Japanese, also spent part of his childhood living in Hiroshima, and his later years in Texas shaped his musical style.
This track from his April 2024 album Found Heaven is a piano rock ballad reminiscent of Elton John in the ’80s.
Written about his experience of being broken up with via text while in London, Gray himself calls it his “first love song,” and it’s a warm, heartfelt piece.
If you’re a middle schooler nursing a broken heart, give it a listen.
[2026] A Compilation of Western Songs Whose Titles Start with A (91–100)
all i needLoyle Carner

Loyle Carner, a British artist known for introspective hip-hop that candidly traces his own experiences.
The track he released in April 2025 is a work that deeply resonates with hearts weary of life.
It portrays self-denial born from comparing oneself to others on social media and the mental exhaustion felt in an information-saturated society.
His vocal performance—hovering between rapping and singing—along with guitars that hint at alternative rock and increasingly urgent drums, deftly capture inner conflict and restlessness, stirring the listener’s emotions.
At its core, the song voices a fundamental human wish: to break free from that suffocating pressure and simply seek peace of mind.


